VANET SIMULATION NS3 PROJECT

VANET SIMULATION NS3 PROJECT , the nodes are communicated using the IEEE 802.11p standard for wireless communication. Vehicles connected to each others through an ad hoc formation form a wireless network called as Vehicular Ad Hoc Network. VANETs are a subgroup of the MANET

Characteristics  of  VANET:

  • Unbounded network size
  • Crucial effect of security and privacy
  • Have high mobility of nodes
  • Real-time, time-sensitive data exchange
  • Rapidly changing network topology
  • Potential support from infrastructure etc.

Architecture of VANET:

VANET SIMULATION NS3 PROJECT

Challenges Faced in VANET SIMULATION PROJECT:

  • Network scalability
  • Mobility
  • Privacy Vs liability
  • Volatility

Privacy Vs authentication

Sample code for Vanet Simulation NS3 projects :

This is the sample code for vanet routing compare.
class VanetRoutingExperiment : public WifiApp
{
public:
VanetRoutingExperiment ();
protected:
virtual void SetDefaultAttributeValues ();
virtual void ParseCommandLineArguments (int argc, char **argv);
virtual void ConfigureNodes ();
virtual void ConfigureChannels ();
virtual void ConfigureDevices ();
virtual void ConfigureMobility ();
virtual void ConfigureApplications ();
virtual void ConfigureTracing ();
virtual void RunSimulation ();
virtual void ProcessOutputs ();
private:
void Run ();
void CommandSetup (int argc, char **argv);
void CheckThroughput ();
void SetupLogFile ();
void SetupLogging ();
void ConfigureDefaults ();
void SetupAdhocMobilityNodes ();
void SetupAdhocDevices ();
void SetupWaveMessages ();
void SetupRoutingMessages ();
void SetupScenario ();
void WriteCsvHeader ();
void SetConfigFromGlobals ();
void SetGlobalsFromConfig ();
static void
CourseChange (std::ostream *os, std::string foo, Ptr mobility);
uint32_t m_port;
std::string m_CSVfileName;
std::string m_CSVfileName2;
uint32_t m_nSinks;
std::string m_protocolName;
double m_txp;
bool m_traceMobility;
uint32_t m_protocol;
uint32_t m_lossModel;
uint32_t m_fading;
std::string m_lossModelName;
std::string m_phyMode;
uint32_t m_80211mode;

std::string m_traceFile;
std::string m_logFile;
uint32_t m_mobility;
uint32_t m_nNodes;
double m_TotalSimTime;
std::string m_rate;
std::string m_phyModeB;
std::string m_trName;
int m_nodeSpeed; //in m/s
int m_nodePause; //in s
uint32_t m_wavePacketSize; // bytes
double m_waveInterval; // seconds
int m_verbose;
std::ofstream m_os;
NetDeviceContainer m_adhocTxDevices;
Ipv4InterfaceContainer m_adhocTxInterfaces;
uint32_t m_scenario;
double m_gpsAccuracyNs;
double m_txMaxDelayMs;
int m_routingTables;
int m_asciiTrace;
int m_pcap;
std::string m_loadConfigFilename;
std::string m_saveConfigFilename;
WaveBsmHelper m_waveBsmHelper;
Ptr m_routingHelper;
Ptr m_wifiPhyStats;
int m_log;
int64_t m_streamIndex;
NodeContainer m_adhocTxNodes;
double m_txSafetyRange1;
double m_txSafetyRange2;
double m_txSafetyRange3;
double m_txSafetyRange4;
double m_txSafetyRange5;
double m_txSafetyRange6;
double m_txSafetyRange7;
double m_txSafetyRange8;
double m_txSafetyRange9;
double m_txSafetyRange10;
std::vector m_txSafetyRanges;
std::string m_exp;
int m_cumulativeBsmCaptureStart;
};
VanetRoutingExperiment::VanetRoutingExperiment (): m_port (9),
m_CSVfileName (“vanet-routing.output.csv”),
m_CSVfileName2 (“vanet-routing.output2.csv”),
m_nSinks (10),
m_protocolName (“protocol”),
m_txp (20),
m_traceMobility (false),
m_protocol (2),
m_lossModel (3),
m_fading (0),
m_lossModelName (“”),
m_phyMode (“OfdmRate6MbpsBW10MHz”),
m_80211mode (1),
m_traceFile (“”),
m_logFile (“low_ct-unterstrass-1day.filt.5.adj.log”),
m_mobility (1),
m_nNodes (156),
m_TotalSimTime (300.01),
m_rate (“2048bps”),
m_phyModeB (“DsssRate11Mbps”),
m_trName (“vanet-routing-compare”),
m_nodeSpeed (20),
m_nodePause (0),
m_wavePacketSize (200),
m_waveInterval (0.1),
m_verbose (0),
m_scenario (1),
m_gpsAccuracyNs (40),
m_txMaxDelayMs (10),
m_routingTables (0),
m_asciiTrace (0),
m_pcap (0),
m_loadConfigFilename (“load-config.txt”),
m_saveConfigFilename (“”),
m_log (0),
m_streamIndex (0),
m_adhocTxNodes (),
m_txSafetyRange1 (50.0),
m_txSafetyRange2 (100.0),
m_txSafetyRange3 (150.0),
m_txSafetyRange4 (200.0),
m_txSafetyRange5 (250.0),
m_txSafetyRange6 (300.0),
m_txSafetyRange7 (350.0),
m_txSafetyRange8 (400.0),
m_txSafetyRange9 (450.0),
m_txSafetyRange10 (500.0),
m_txSafetyRanges (),
m_exp (“”),
m_cumulativeBsmCaptureStart (0)
{
m_wifiPhyStats = CreateObject ();
m_routingHelper = CreateObject ();
m_log = 1;
}

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